'Explore. Dream. Discover. Many years from now, you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do than by the ones you did. So throw away the bowlines, sail away from the safe harbour. Catch the trade winds in your sails. '

 The above passage is pretty interesting. It actually came from a poster that I received from a friend a year ago, as my birthday present, which, ever since then, had been stickered to the wall, right in front of my desk. Every time, whenever I begin to succumb to the mundanity of tasks, these words will then remind me, life is about taking risks. I know not what's others perspective of how life should be lived, and I should say I do not very much care, though.

Of late, it's always been at the top of my priorities that every tasking, whether its something new or old, when in the midst of commiting which, should be able to bring about an adrenaline rush or butterflies in the abdomen region. I've a friend of mine, whom laughed off my thinking as an accelerated process to cardiac arrest. (ha...)

Today, had a tiny episode of trying to write with left hand, (don't neglect the fact that I'm a right-hander..) I realised that my left hand could not even hold the pen firmly, let alone able to write like I do not have Parkinson's Disease, Finally, the conclusion was, I'm not a person born with much creativity, and this fact was further strengthened by the names I gave to my hamsters last time. (小圆：as he always runs in circle, I had to think that he's abit mentally unsound, gila... I'd say.  大大：as she is the bigger one.) I reckon, that's true. Creativity just doesn't flow in me, or appear to manifest anyway, anywhere in my life.

p.s. if at the end of this entry, you still do not have the faintest idea of what I'm attempting to say, quit trying. I did, awhile ago. *random happenings recorded in a mindless ranting.*

I came across this passage that really moved me when i was surfing through the internet, the subject of my curiosity being, The World Islands of the UAE, situated in the Arabian Gulf. And if you were ever wondering, no, I do not think of owning an island over this far-away-other-side-of -the world.

All these inquiries begins with a random download of an episode of Nat Geog. video about the World Islands by Dubai. As I watched on the video, I am truly intrigued by the scale of the project, about the determination and tenacity of the Sheikh to complete the project despite ridicuing voices citing the impossibilities of the whole plan.

'The Thrill is back. And this time, it's here to stay. Your pulse races. Your heart pounds. A once-in-a-lifetime experience had begun. A whirlwind of sights, sounds and emotions that leave you weak in the knees and casts life in a brilliant new light. You may have discovered the perfect soulmates. Sun, sand, sea. Yours.'

I think its quite impactful, well, at least it meant so to me. This is a test of how we, human beings, with the sheer determination and belief, given the freedom of choices in the world, can achieve something that is indeed astromonical.

'tis the beauty of freedom.